Sentence examples for At push from inspiring English sources

Chris Robb was named partner and creative director at Push, Orlando, Fla., overseeing the agency's creative operations.

In 1987, while at PUSH, Sharon spoke to Ebony magazine for an article about whether having a famous name helps or hurts.

It was found that the contact pressure at all metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints intensified and reached their maximum at push off phase during locomotion, meanwhile the first MTP had the largest magnitude.

"I dunno, we've done what we wanted to do with this record, and it's doing really well," he says, quietly pleased at Push the Sky Away hitting Number One in eight countries.

Having already complied with social and economic pressures to work, poor women were now being asked to do something that their government had so far failed at: push their male counterparts into the cultural and economic mainstream.

Milton Glaser, the most distinctive and prolific artist at Push Pin Studios, did something of the same in the sixties for a number of Vintage titles and the Signet editions of Shakespeare's plays.

The pelvis was more upwardly tilted (2.5 times) at push-off in the clinical group than in the nonclinical group.

Research suggests that older adults may walk slower as a consequence of decreased plantarflexor power at push-off.

With increasing heel height, peak posterolateral shear over the hallux at midstance increased, whereas peak pressure at push-off decreased.

Obliquity, measured in the frontal plane, revealed that the pelvis dropped more (2.4 times) on the unsupported limb of the clinical group at push-off.

In the sagittal plane, the clinical group had 57% lower second knee peak power to straighten the joint shortly after heel strike, and 43% less knee absorption (third peak power) at push-off.